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STATEMENT OF FINANCES Audited Allowed by the of Council- men of the Town of Greenville from May 6th. 1898 to 30th. 1899. Inclusive. Not Issued. ; Kills M. H. r J i U V. oil i I imp fixtures . I , i a ii eh w election judge Mm;.; ; i T White, elect , w ice Maj hi. I i I i. r m . . I I I Move, g all Mows K May v, i hauling is Mi -.- K c . i Tall, k I , Brown. night I . j W II . i . . . leg .; . ., i ., , v. . Son it. elect km ;. ii I iN I I l . . Km i . ix notices r I i I II I I i vi I o. Si . I. II w link IS . , I Ma Hie Willis Clark, lung lire 1.1 W lib r a g lire I . Km oil tax .-; . Hull ice elect Win. I it. . .; I M King. i If. II II . II, . . , ; . II ; w V. II . v. in id n mi a is. . ., II -.-. professional II ., . I I i I. prim KM III . 10.1 i. hauler I in , ,. King, Co., lumber HO m Mose. I, Blew k . . nun. III J L election judge I. II s I IT hauler Whit-hill . warrant l-ii imp Stephen at reel I Cox, Henry Dull, lamp I'M Clark, work lg, km-, 1.11 street j berry, work on street Noah work on Street Win, u , IS cloth, to, Mil Steam- hauling Km, W King, n , H C Hooker, MO prisoner, ., I. Ill I 1.0 I-. II . ,. I I- II I Ml I on 1.0 Si III Oil 2.1 ii n, . v I -7 1.00 1.1 10.00 III . I mi urn nil I n . .; In J in, pi mi I; Corey, Te feeding i V t oil U M hauler Ola Toil-. I lamp T F I Not C. T. A u Britt, A. Dr. K. A. Move. Lang, material I Long, digging grove, Co lumber, Alfred Forbes, lamps. W. Brown, oil, prisoner-. Henry lighting lamp. KM Ump posts. T. L. pumps, W. P. it, Jr. as Clerk. Ola T. Win. Co work I I Thorp, work on W. C. en II M. Kennedy, police 17.11 Kennedy, cleaning office eVe Hart, etc., I in is I Company. for M. H. land and mdse,. T. police, II. my, lumber, Britt, hauling on street, Ye I v, reeding prisoners, y feeding prisoner-. U. work en i L. Hancock, work on Mayor office, Allen Carr, on -t- II in IS Ola F bet Mayor, Henry Duff, lamplighter, I It. M. Policeman, Long, typewriting Charter, T. Wilson, oil leading reeding prisoners T F police Win. Allen hauling on street Henry Duff, lamp lighter Win. work street II M W I. stamps and seal T I. work on C work on 20.1 Supply Co. coal M lumber Lumber Co, oils n work policeman II A Insurance I. Smith Bo. lire times Bros Lumber Co, . C Hardy, work on pumps M Mine, lumber 21.1 D s Smith, lanterns for tin- department Samuel Cherry, well T bridge lumber streets Henry Duff, lamplighter M Kennedy, policeman, w in on streets Ola Forbes, Major Tempt feeding feeding prisoners Britt, street hauler W L n charter I Vaccine matter In Zeno Brown, vaccine matter J Hi E A Move, vaccine matter Urn. Lumber Co, . . , u. I K ., ,. , Willis out will , A .,; ,. i V in. e . I L , j. mi Cos, III ,. . W oil ii lie in mi It M b . SIT i- f. . work -ii wells Sill A ii v. u -v lumber Ola I r. Mi in, M K pull r i u well. a It I. board t n--.-y I., r-.-. . finding I r on . j I; it,, ti. Pi t. r ,; W P clerk. Henry lamplighter, W I. Drown, on wagon, B II Men bat u II Hi. Duff, lamplighter p, t I and Kl I lit VI IS 2.1 In 11.1 ,;,, Cash on hand to balance 001- on from sale lots So Amount disbursed by W I. Brown. Treasurer as per haul to balance Fines and costs Market house rents Taxes Sparks show i user Amount disbursed by W I. Blown. Treasurer at per vouchers paid commissions SO 21.15 WHITE Fl NI I SO SO on Wiley P, Jr. Clerk of the Hoard of for the town , Greenville do hereby certify that the foregoing are true and set. r hand lbs the day of July W Clerk. is correct. i no is DO IS 7.11 no In no in on SO ill III SO I SO -II XI II in 1.11 no II IS IS IT no no III in so .-, SO JO You may never but Should you ever want JOB PRINTING Give a call. FROM A- Visiting Card Forty fifth year en- , any College in the in State. Board to 10.00 per month. for worthy young men. Young en admitted to all classes. Send fur Io in 111.11 K. C j Stale and College young women thorough literary, scientific, and industrial education and special Annul ex- the State 1.50. Faculty of More than regular students. Has 1,700 every county in the State except one. Practice and Observation School of about 2.10 pupils. To secure board in dormitories, all free-tuition should i- made August 1st. Correspondence ed from those desiring competent trained teachers. For and other inform; lion address, PRESIDENT N. THE OF Q. I and fullest in its history. Faculty Students Courses; Schools, iii Law. in Med- ; ii in- in Pharmacy. New build- Water Works. Splendid Li- Laboratories, Classes open to i opportunity for self-help, Scholarships ill Ions for tie needy. Free for School Teachers. instructors, students. Total ALDERMAN, Chapel Hill. X. O. ii Full Sheet Poster, When 3----- us a IN It. R AND BRANCHES ATLANTIC COAST LINK CAROLINA. Ml IT logo ID in on so so loon On Amount i to Fabric Hoar Co, each .-lit int. a. Sins. M. Ins 1st. log. la, December 1st, II t. no SI i- -nil SI,,. Ii ,. Lamp 1- and lad Work and awl etc l. Ar Mount Ar AM I'M I'M AM I'M U ti i I Oil H C 4.1 i ; v, i in i an I'M AM ; to Ar Li Ar V U TRAINS NORTH. i. I., .,, Arrive Lt Ar h, Arrive Leave Lt R-t Ar A M , HI N a I'M II AM II I I M I'M a i ii n lie; m IO I t I . A M a u II I'M WHOLESALE -.- Prepared Ponce side meat, hams, should- coffee, sugar, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, mountain butter, full cheese, Hakes, hominy cotton- meal hulls, cotton seed at cents M GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINE BAGS SALT. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see M. SCHULTZ Phone Train on inc S m. n. I n m. Si k in p m. y, V. ton. i. at II 1- ii m. II x m. Sunday. Train- on Ar l an i i m. arrive i in a m BU arrive II a . m. e. Tar born sun-la it MO i m, Similar , m. R in p m. ; a in sun day am. II Train on daily, em-c; a m. i hi i. m, . i, n- I m Train Mount all HO am. p m, arrive- i i in i in a II . a in a m a II. I Warn, fl mi p m. Sunday, Twin on Union Bra War-aw fit Union daily o a m and II. i-a- t Union at T an am and I ft a m. Train at Wei don all point dally, rail Hi. I, Bond. H. M. Pass. Agent It. KENLY, Manager. T. M. EMERSON, -OX- k Spring Line LINENS. Come to see them. R. B. mm N. C. One female schools i he South, and I he cheapest all vantages given. Send fur JAMES M. A. KINDS I Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold fl Shoe ti.- and return money In lo i-x- WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR M and for IS W to look if tiered ate and C. i. a. -DEALER IN- I, A LINE OF MILLINERY. nice Line of ware. I can now lie found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO REE MB. R. Prevention than core. Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. Week. FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TC I TERMS Year in Advance. mm Tuesday Friday PITT COUNTY, N C. TUESDAY, JULY I NO I Fate a Man. Ind. has returned a verdict in Hie ease, hold- that the dot Based was eaten up alive by hugs while lying in a ken Manor, Ten veal's man the farmer in Ibis section of Indiana, owning on hundred acres of line land. His life has been u strange and bis tragic death was but a lilting of an The home was near the three miles west came and and his wife separated. Shortly alter dis- a valuable cattle barn full of stock, grain and hay was de- by tire. A few months later the residence was binned. Next his bugs were killed by eating and about time forty head of fat cat lie were lying dead in the field from eating green that bad been strewn in the pasture. Coleman bad his ex-w arrested fur the anon and stock poisoning, but she was The woman then sued him for slander got for having; previously larger of his for- tune in Ill 1801, Shortly alter marriage to another woman, came another period of burning and stock poisoning, ill which worth of property was destroyed, including u stock barn full of val- stallions. The second mar- was do happier than the Hist, and Coleman and wife No. rated a few weeks ago, the wife ob a divorce substantial alimony. Two days after was grunted the couple re married, but incessantly since. Coleman left his home two weeks ago with in bis pocket, all be bad left of his magnificent I possessions, declaring he was going away never return. He went to the village of Colfax. where he bought two quarts of whiskey. That was the last seen of him until his body was found partly eaten rat. Mar Be Splenetic Fever. A disease supposed tic lever has broken mil among a miles south city. Three cows have died from the be disease and pear to have the symptoms, which were peculiar to those that have died. Splenetic cat-l lie brought the tine laws which are in force in j some parts western Una, but this section of the State hi Supposed tube line from the disease because all the cattle her. are Commissioner Patterson. Department of was notified yesterday of the appear the disease ill the Mr. John of cattle. had twelve cows iii addition to other He recently bought some from the section, is believed the dis- ease was brought here those cattle Dr. Curtis, the veterinarian of the department, lain Winston, but is exported here today. Hew iii go ml to Mr. hum day with Commissioner Patterson to make inspection RAVAGES OF That modern drip, poisons the air with its fatal germs, so hut no home safe from its ravages, multitudes nave found a sure protection against Ibis genius malady In Dr. King's New Discovery, when; teals sore- in your lames and muscles, have chills and lever, with sore in the back of the head. cough you know yon have the Grip, yon new King's New Discovery, will prompt cure the worst cough, heal In- Hauled kill the disease germs and effects of the malady. Price eels and back if nut cured. A trial bottle free at L. Drug Store. State makes oath he is senior partner of the of Frank Co., do- business the City of Toledo, County and Stale aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that lie cured by the Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Sworn to ed in my presence, this day of December, A. D., 1886. A. W. I Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in and acts directly the blond and mucous surface of the system. FRANK Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, Hall's Family Fills are the beat, A Virginia railroad was made to nay for killing a The engineer said he spoke very kindly to the gentleman with the whistle, but when he dropped one wing in the ground, raised one eye and commenced whet- ting his spurs on the rail, forbear- ceased lo be a virtue, and lie lit into him with thirteen freight cars and forwarded to the happy scratching ground by the lightning express . Salve. The beat salve in world for Cuts, Sores. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chap Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect faction or money refunded. cents per For Jno. L. Woolen. A Peculiar Accident. A bone belonging to ll. U. James, of county, a peculiar accident a few days ago. Mr. James was near the stable when he heard the animal Bill. Investigation be found the had gotten his hind foot bung in his mouth and could not release himself. The had slipped in In the and the bed was bung over the lower teeth, re- quiring two pulls by Mr. James before the foot could be the to rise. Mr. vouches fur the fads as stated the prints of the horse's teeth were to be seen on the the next Sentinel. You may think it not worth your while to care for your stuck bettor both lo summer and In but as surely a mil just so surely do and permit a great waste of their allowing their horses and stock logo for. The money invested in a horse or a cow win worth more according as such horse or cow is cared for; and less according as such horse or is not cured for. This is true lo say nothing of the inhuman I real people give their stock the detestable for the great sin commit- against the very laws Scotland Neck A peculiar inn ethics has arisen between a dry goods store proprietor Wis., and one of his clerks named look a dollar 1801 In payment for goods, and got fur the rare ruin limn a Chicago dealer. Now the proprietor claims that the coin should have gone into his I ill. Nit ROUNDUP I AN DEMAND EXISTS TOR COTTON PACKED IN Some Pacts About th- the American Cotton Com and Its Campaign-.- Profits In the Mew Baling. but it is no lunger It is in the wonderful prosper; of the real of country. It is passing through a revolution that new life and v Igor branch of the cotton industry, ex-j those members which have been hurtful. Instead of helpful, to, prosperity, is simplifying, strengthening using a new economy In packing and band Hug of staple. The met of baling cotton is growing rapidly in favor, adding prosperity of the planter, whether raises two lades or two and giving gin owner an op double the earning capacity of his plant without in creasing bis investment. The opposition to the bale on the part of the ow and the business has been m the cotton planter, has not the steady of the machinery for making bale, and the satisfaction of farmer, the and mill owner. The attacks on the American tiers of the bating have been bitter and unscrupulous, They have of using but the facts are gain the American Cotton Company is only three concerns engaged making round baling presses. and can not Then, again, is made to the policy adopted of basing its machinery to the gin owner instead of selling It. lease Is, in effect, a royalty, the amount of rental being based on the amount of cotton baled hi the press, thus making the and prosperity of the company tie the the leasing system, it is found, runs no risk, lies up none of his capital, and makes as much profit out of the leased his as from Itself, in which his capital is The advantages of the bale over the old style bale are so many and so great its general Introduction will rapid and tile greatest shares In the profits will lie those who perceive earliest tendency of the limes and prepare themselves to supply new de- The greater simplicity of bale, lies bagging. its greater from lire and lower Insurance, Its in shipping and its growing popularity In the mills at home and abroad, all make up a situation creates a demand for the Roundup hale which be supplied. NO RIGHT TO HOLINESS. The woman who is lovely In face, form and temper Will always have friends, but one who would be tractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and nil run down she will If she has eon or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin ions and n wretched complex- ion, Electric Hitters is the boot medicine In the world lo regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eves, smooth, skin, rich will make a good-looking, charm woman of run down invalid. Only cents L. Drug store. TIE FRIENDLY TIP. in Home circles. Kind i- , once . . i t hat Ii is mil ; e pore i m. an i o'er, To ii .- dip in for Who a lip Of nil is i In- this i- we ill J ti. .-an strike. ii-- store, ,. you'll n As a rip, I mill all. . . .-. -h. Hue; Our shelves In h vi due. Collie one nil, an . 0111.-. Don't lei . slip, An, us a pi ., Von nil a p For and all. . mil Fur every and i- lo ,. S. II am in I . We'll bring delight In ever; boa . A smile ; p, Out STOCK Is I . in nil, 1.- This is our friend I; lip i, new ii. exerts an in- that i he earl; -.-. , ;. I.,. eh icily . i-l.-s; u h the id vi . lib whirl III pi; I c of news great advance made in l us i . lit. lie It an and . N . a n- n. . mil. 1- i- ill; i-1., I . . fuel sine-s has I. first i-l 1- V . ii .-i , tin ion . .; -1 Everything in SUM AT REDUCED PRICES. J. B. CHERRY GO . Call I v ill the State last week he being la-Id S. in and Life . of Philadelphia. he Sun -1; r ; ; v on , c poll I v the lab D. who Mr. Th.- Sun has II in-.- shot killed In . think this of e would it None of how we are death. The mid ma; in he 1- through fault of I heir Are I heir lies . c iv.-l of the of their insurance because of There no u justice in such We have I ways com panic- should compelled lo pa; suicides, holder ma; insane and commit it Is held that mi sane man suicide- unit In such cut of policy should I.- protected. We have this mailer bill we hope will compel pa; insurance. Paying Double Prices a I., ., V S t . I V ill- all I , M sat i ; i . a, . .-. w . w j i w I,, . P V. A SON. v-i--i is lo creel in New Orleans live the v of Admiral Dewey, and a commit ti-e consisting of Justice Monroe, of the Louisiana Supreme Court, and other chit and military mis Slate has formed to carry tin- design. Popular collection, of I went; live are and may lie lo Mil New Orleans. In their for subscriptions lug the matter in charge thus honoring the son of in Louisiana sentiment of rich and poor from all parts of the conn- may la- rated in The Topic seems have a bad time gelling with the judges. About a be was near the jail dour for in his paper Judge Norwood was on Last week he referred to the Criminal Court us a hone and Judge Si evens threatened to have locked up. Whether the editor lo brash or judges too touchy, care to say, not being obliged to, for ad- judged iii contempt ourselves. Observer. A Pew Honest Men Loft. BAKER HART ---------LEADERS Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES There used in- j in Hie crop for farmers Mr. says he has of North Carolina. that was found an honest man. The oilier Mr. Cicero Wyatt, of Faith, up lo him and blinded him rents, saving that be hail borrowed amount of him shortly after close the civil war to pay bis way into a circus. Salisbury Sun. I before the advent of the cigarette j w c of any VA kind. In the good old prim to the arrival of this grind greed; oppressor former r. I of line section made We have often given re suits and the glower- of gold leaf bib rolled Iii money. farmer clop- I ill sill per bundled In pounds. was a of fat thing-. Then to lands in Ills- for and k Now would not rent for s. is there, in; I Me Hardware a The I la pi i-t ban . j y. ill Neil, Idol; is MIST.- Man; gulden have been lest b; who sutler from Hy now will In- and cured. . I k I I. I Hi K. I A At law. N. III Civil Engineer ml AND C Delegates will as Flat far and Associations. The I of delegates each Sun Is limited to two, who I will be entertained free. Oilier H Mills the can I boarding AT LAW, N. C. possible, II. C. of Neck, what day Hie; will Facilities Reduced. Accommodations Dr. Jambs, ,. , . . .,. -.-,,. ,,,.,,.,.,, I I hi I an mill me. . . . . as m ans will note over v I Cobb Sous store n. . J

i Mia H. C. D. J. WHICH ARD. Owner. Entered at the Post What N. as Mail Matter. NEWSY BUSINESS NOTES. STATE NEWS. Happening In North Carolina. The Gilt will revived fall. The date in Nov. 3rd. The Biblical Recorder, or has started its sixty. year. lulu- have reinstated the blue-back DOWN IN The proposed warehouse trust ought to be knocked higher than a kite. The themselves cm help to break it up by revising to e anything to do with the combination. From what we ran learn It looks as were made to the that they would Is- driven Mil the business if refused to go into the combine and buyer would kept off of their We can how true rumor is. but we have our doubts against men Is- worked. is scheming to and they want the warehouses for that purpose. trust does form the will have to slop growing tobacco, Tin. hopes the t w ill prov a failure, and the under muttering we hear now seem to indicate The next few days determine Ike matter. this subject the Kin- Free Press with be the motto of every thinking man. and The Free urges men of Kin-ton and the farm en of this section to make their in felt so strongly as to Kill- engaging in such a combination, even any of them arc considering the matter of going into it. they re from doing so. Let the motto of every man who has the Interests of this community at heart with the co warehouse trust In particular and every trust in Another has been driven out of Wilmington for writing In- famous and incendiary letters. The colony, i v. Jul s. We are glad to note that Mrs. W. I. Nobles is able be again. Ike Sugg is going to Greenville .,,,.,;,,. in this morning to spend t he day nil his brother Charlie, returned from City. it call Major Hading. R. W. King. A. I. Blow, and T. Thursday evening, on way back from W. Wyatt telegram Thursday evening his sister who lives in Raleigh was dead. He took the train for Raleigh Ilia night. The Cigar Co. sent to I his week, and Is shipping several thousand more cigars morning to Conetoe, other points. any cart or wagon so what arc they mad.- of and how ; house and crib by old are Were they made by u John Cox II Co. If have lights Hon. was here last night a given by the Pa I young men's league. a few select were on hand, lie made a on I he same old line a- be- on fore deponent Finds Carolinians There. Atlanta Hi .--a, . . BLOOD TELLS. is in the a, bit ha If hare bawl m t- V that f l tic o If In- u hT Writ afflict I -it tun it or If Tin the State off would i Ninth little Daily and one Georgia a map of North Carolina, read all it. presented by George I the patent I in minutes, to and send it I MM away from home and the these I fellows IS so and loving thinks,, of North Carolina ; as I have always loved the they put high price II and I State of Pitt, ii is have far failed. lo get the every If letter suits your and is going can publish it, but If have just completed old place to many I building is stone. The trustees of the A. . The M. R. a large farmer i Me. county, lost his Monday All his was in the and l mules, two horses, lions and so many waste remember who loved some happy heart I suppose I Inn.-long since been t. n . -urn I, tin r. time . n u-ill i . h. in.-In ., will. other Ti is- m v inK Sold at lime College met in Raleigh Wednesday forgotten by many ho once swore and elected Dr. lino, T. Winston president of the college the second ballot. A was adopted by a vote of the college t. on the same t.-i ins a. men. TOUTS for health Isaac a. Si . Since writing the I Inn Id thank yon for a re The total and rim s will publish with name Mi The Wire business gel boom again. W. who will be pleased to wail on you. He also Hook win. h will lie -lire hook you if is you will certainly it pair. B. I. family have their furniture all packed up will take the this morning for their old Mr, Jones moved here iron. Aurora a few weeks ago. We have appreciated bis short stay very nine and him leave. ti, Cox is offering hi entire Saw Mill II- P. II. P. Boiler, saw good Cotton Power Press, and Uriel. Mill with full while now stands. This is all in running or and is situated suitable to Rail burned lo everlasting loyalty when was spending my money and now they don't remember that I ever did them a kindness. Well, R fives aw pleasure so it is a very delightful n the thing to think but Mayor has eve kn such lo be found all th world over, whose gratitude Is as prosper. scarce as the hair a peeled onion gold in a egg. world owes m a learn, and know . that when puss ill our all men an b. make a clicks, even we live long, living OS J ASK DEALER . J Perfect J sold. Ceded hi b oat -1 II M ,. I through . All sty., s. he live SWEEPING SLAUGHTER and I. A. S. J. C. Cobb Son. t I aH . b I. I a. A Alter two years Premiums have been paid is about ,. I, lint eleven of good sense, in lime; but OBSERVATIONS. Made by The Orange I a. trouble now is arc stealing from the many lo who used the thing is becoming overbalanced by present day ham Sun. ITEMS. Our understanding is that no Is-made with the ware- housemen of Wilson, and the market here will be run nil the I same Whether or not the parties interested In pooling the warehouses here will rest content with situation, or will make effort to obtain control of the warehouse here we know- not. In today's News and Observer in an article commenting on this same this are busy. reached Raleigh that options had been secured visiting relatives ill our town. Rev. Tom law in borne this eek, be i sell us N. C., July Smith is still Several of our people arc curing this week, The proof of the new potatoes is what you pay for the paregoric. I lie troubles out in Ilia seem. be highly affairs. I to the hour going t-i press ti us has lie -n lo in- cyclones. The greatest of this age 1- marriage licenses with divorce coupon- attached. Sow i th.- lime lo your With loll .; saltier. a with gold and the world will swallow it us the of meats. Orange girls are rob lung males of their hearts but we'll never stamp thieves. We have a lender feeling for Sundays, day Sunday, I think a great deal about some of tile good e me so well could gel along without Inning j hands in my pocket Some e, and are pious folks. Some of them have been heard to little mean things me lo they are simply j tilling in the . never done good deed in lives or made all hones dollar. I forgive them and hope their Hod valuation oft will liberal to them as I am. lie then heard. u ill lake at least a marble slab j I,, keep their memory when they base ceased to wag their unhappy tongues. If any of should rend this will know who I I hope some of them will. hear any one holler may know he is struck. I did not mean lo say all this hen started seems to be a since the tile. lain I shall always In- glad lo hear of the pros percent. I PRICE IX STORE BLIZZARD NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the ,, I'm in MES r I he Court in I'll July, for tax list f. valuation of property reported V. lo them. All persona objecting to properly w ill j Any person who has to I properly taxation upon up i plication hat day will be allowed lo list the same. order of the Hoard of lorn- county. T. It. Clerk. goods, and potions I. our The devil always giggles when lie sees a I of the farmer- up this j. t,, seal , , of old and friend, u frown in particular. North t ilia ON the the lies style, Smith all the tobacco warehouses in son by Hie who bought out the Danville warehouses. This we think is ii mistake, least we have been assured some of our they hare not given an option on their establishments and do to do Sews. came this way Sun ever, Mrs. Iv let came he laughs nun. sides d. seems to lie waking up slumber. I often tell the people I come with she is the greatest country in the world, and if they dispute I prove are man;, here, Th.- Slate is a lion, Jesse J. old war horse Train Cut His Arm Off. ,, , .;,.,,,, , about Bryan, sou of Judge i- two miles Selma, one of I rising young attorney here Southern trains ran over the right very popular, lie is a splendid ii u while I follow indeed, and I am fond of completely severing it from lo- him. I u with a i Points. MEN ABE WOMEN. -OF- w. in Heavy and m i that Newark. N. J. Your Policy J. Value, Loan Value, Paid-up works automatically. ii. Will re Instated within three years after lapse if you are in health. After Second Year Best ions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at of the second each succeeding year, provided the for the current year be paid. They may be used I. Do reduce Premiums, or j. To Inn mean Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, N. f. W. W. T. I The doctors, the dentists, bankers, the teachers, the Masons. the Fellows, some other professions and societies have ready had annual gatherings. The lawyers have fallen in line and are holding a convent ion Ibis week, next week the editors turn their bucks en paste pots and will enjoy a few in annual convention. Truer words are not w than in following from the North Carolina Baptist you want to see one of the causes of poverty in the South just go to the railroad depot and see the amount of while meat, corn and hay that conies to us from the West and North, if North Carolina would only raise enough of for home I urn the whole Stale would feel of better limes, liaising cotton for In pay for food a profit means poverty and your Chills Malaria, We beard a man remark few a ago that he would soon have ripe watermelons. Miss Alice Atkinson been visiting Miss Cornelia Joyner for past week returned home this afternoon. Miss Pippin, who has been visiting relatives in this neighbor- hood, went over I he creek Sunday to spend a days her relatives and friends there. MILLS Mil is. X. I . July Dr. Nobles wen to yesterday . W. left for Mr. and I. Hodges vis her parents Saturday and Sun day and returned lo their home near Washington Monday. A was shot near hear last night while celebrating the lib. Dr. Nobles dressed his t is, body . lb- was drunk and due n with hi-arm across the track. He Has found half an hour later and taken lo Selma by an engine. lie walked around awhile before Dr. Noble- could be railed to dress his wounds, Then he went to the depot and sat down, lie had not been there long when a man came along with lost arm. which he had round on track. The sight the lost member In Price and he the started for the doc- tor's office, I he following the arm. the way Price stop and the bar keeper, who. he said, sold him vi is a novel said man who brought the report the accident to this city, hat the man walking street a coming along behind with his lost News and ball. but tailed Hi. and Night with Ins Chill l Ste is-r to take. if lulls. It.- purities the i and yon well. None other as good. hi Roberts Co., V,,. Sad lbs of Bryan, Woolen and Ernul. The in in of Hi-own Hooker was mutual consent the 1st day of 1890. Tin,. indebted the can settle with either member. The business will continued by W. B, w. Brown, S. T. The Sun says an impostor been working on the or people. The his home and contents had been destroyed by lire, he was assistance. A pail the money given him was invested in whiskey and he got on a big jag when fraud was de looted. He given twenty minutes to leave the town. People art- frequently imposed by similar cases. the woman who received a any college in the world, Miss Catherine Brewer, She is in line health and well preserved, Her diploma is hanging in the chapel of the Wen- College at bearing date July 1810. I also saw and the lance of Dr. A. Staples, who a young man per- forms some cures of from birth. I saw bilked with some of his patients and were perfectly healed and could heal as well as I had to to talk. There is a dentist here in Allan la who actually pulls hunt the slightest pain gives no an This la no joke. I triad it myself and he pulled three with out a pain or bull. Atlanta is growing rapidly. Prom a population of when closed it now with the constantly in- creasing. The great apostle of free silver. i n Unit tbs liver Is may Wot n prompt, . run of Pills WHITE to see them, Cotton Bagging and Ties on ban I Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. We have just opened , building with an entirely new and Complete stock of------ We Carry Prepared fancy Police molasses, side meat, hams, sugar, tobacco, snuff, cigars, cigarettes, butter, butter, full Cream cheese, sausage, out Hakes, hominy flakes, cotton- seed meal hulls, cotton seed bought cents par bushel. D. U Hewing AT BOOK BOTTOM lo sec SAM M. Ph-OUt the fin. id , II not r pain, d i t w internal . n I at nil or l-v mull of j C. , i A Co., Mm yon or ft I MARK for -is i to w, n IX Notions. Hats, Hardware. Crockery, Farm Implements, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, etc., ill fact every carried in n general stock. We Also Sell HAY, OATS, TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND Our prices everything will found as low us it good article in Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid country produce. to visit our store. Highest prices paid for nil kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING, N. linen of all mineral waters. A positive cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Nervous Prostration and all Kidney and Troubles. Its general restorative properties are wonderful. Spring has its peculiarities. All seven are marvelous. Reduced Rates on Rail Roads. Hacks to meet every Train. 1.1 TO Waterworks in hotel. Hot or cold water baths free lo guests. terms address G. F. SMITH -i . .- Dry . Goods a. HOT WAVE what dove care, from and an-selling at price- FRANK WILSON, Fine Shoes Fine Hats D Some Till A. Colin, of New is town. B. K. King in Golds- this of Hill is visit ; Wed evening from Andres this for in a few days. Mrs. Patterson and Minnie I have gone to Beaufort county to v relatives. Lamb, of the Elizabeth arrived lure Ibis w business. Mrs. It. of lo Baltimore today treat- in II Mrs. II. Johnson this to spent a few mouths her son in I TOWN Aldermen TUB II. . M MONEY Tax Collector, .; -1 both the A l j. Mil II hat full tors I en To THE EKE WAREHOUSE Cheese and Shred Coconut at S. Wilson shut in a of ball play in the former town. A party down to Mr. T. farm, and enjoyed a barbecue and Brunswick stew dinner. The freight train carrying pas people lo leave here about I o'clock and be ill More head lo supper. well man hath his ill When bit or when seriously ill yon should take Hood's and gel well. The Town Tax Collector says Demons Subject to license lax for doing business in town should him once. The laves are due from the first of July. District Attorney Bernard has given it out in that A. Bethel, this county, is short We the i- f i, is an error. TAKE s -r Cans Chills and Fer- l. . Mon- if it doesn't. No as t lbs kind on the la- the remainder of the sum- mer the steamer Myers will leave I o'clock M. to run a connection with steamers leaving Washington Saturday nights A New whose anger had been an aggravating wail for a ferry boat relief in the utterance of severe which, while not ferociously were sufficiently emphatic to astound a policeman who promptly escorted lo the office. The reasons for I he swearing were given, whereupon that who is doubtless well versed in the of human nature to err, dis- missed the complaint Hie Hint ho could not blame the New Yorker for his Indulgence. Hawks, of the pan- ganger train, la off for a few days at Scotland Neck. Met ice is on the in his WILL NOT LAST ALWAY. chance Mi- i-av ;. ISM. s Alice went to Satisfaction I At June Assembly pass the following resolution that the of I he North Carolina As . are In Mr. ., . ., ,. . , ., . ,, , has A. New Bern, for the Haven Springs, of the elegant llano which ii e , , . ., i , , w. to he has o his . , . , mouth to visit relatives. for It has per- feet satisfaction, has proven to , . ,, , . trip all about. be a instrument. I. and wife returned limn v trade last week w Th to distinguished per won a place in front rank among great makers of artistic pianos of the highest grades. Handled Jesse left Ibis mi a I. Li tile left this morning for by the a. Colin and Organ by way of Tennessee. A. returned Thursday evening from Institute. . , , Brown went to Bethel lo We have the of attend the District Confer lust it before us. is a ewe. of beauty. The printer and I n. a. Wilkins I. engraver have done their host. returned evening from Profs. Holt try to help yon to an- Wilson. is Better Than The wealth of the multi- millionaires is not equal to good health. Riches without health are a curse, and yet the rich, classes and the poor alike in Hood's Sarsaparilla, a valuable as- in getting and main- perfect health. It never disappoints. oar ion, now of dreadful and not walk, for m ,,, n Hindi- r- arr In loll Mi. -I for Had My Mu mi-, but fr in am Ills o well I sat an I Ma-. M. I SI., p. r. W. i lo lie tin bases of our two creams on a, and i sarsaparilla, which A. K. s. j. --What are going to do with boy of This school one of the largest if not the largest filling school in the It is admirably located in the beautiful So.- and educates hundreds of boys every The unsurpassed stand its take in College and in business world, is a lilting coin In superb and management. advertise- and semi for of Jr. O. A. At. Wednesday the regular meeting of Acme Council, No. following officers were installed by Prof, I. L. Hargrave, District for the ensuing D. v. B. S. J. II. V. K. D. C. Tyson. A. A. Coward. Cheek, I. Home, D. King. O. A. Trust It. i I . I , . . W in- I. Rev. I. A. returned Thursday evening from ton City. went lo Thursday afternoon and returned this morning. II. A. Button Hugh slop, paid returned today from a visit to county. Mrs. hi. II. and children left this morning to visit relatives in Mount. c. of City, came in Thursday evening to spend II few days. Miss who has been spending some weeks here. this for City. Misses Clara Hampton and Plymouth, who have been visiting Miss Jamie returned home today, Jarvis and wife, Mrs. C. Misses Louise Skinner and Maud Ulna have gone lo Morehead. Miss Jamie Bryan gave B Thursday night lo her guests. Misses Clara and of Plymouth. Meyer and children, of Norfolk, and Miss Prank- furl, who were visiting family M. left I his morning. Ti came in lust Board of Aldermen J, ti. Move had id her busy hi ,. hi this The . ; wen to settle with II. ti witness Hie former Collector, Honor impressed both the had made. with bis ability in The ordinance asked dealings for another week's lime lo prepare den. -how h .;, -1 j their report. part that th. order and peace A special meeting will lie town must Is preserved. to hear complaints of John Clark, for disorderly con FOR MAS AND I persons bung with and using OF Till II OR COMB AND of their property for within the . ; , . -i i I . i; , ; was to the j w. II. Harrington H EVANS GO. street II. A. White were lip for affray. hi. v to the n aid pleaded guilty. I i I. J , IV. well. Hi. . Other d. aids was u line Market I N. II. of and costs each. M. J. II. Cheek and Paul N. Hart. II. A. a hat an While I,. Check guilty. The was The trial developed beck authorized to procure i had throw u some water mi Met rick, billets and for the polite Mel rick applied sonic unprintable and also to bank epithets and Check struck III. I'm- shirts for Rough and few blows Company. was also The special list was g. ,,, a line and c-ls levy each dogs. s per year. total lines mill costs in per year. . In a III, chiropodists. per In th. I. Circuses, per day one .,. Dull; II. ring, or more ii-.- . side show with i Thanks. per year. Dray-, one horse year. of I he fin- Company per year. ,,. ,,, ., ,,,,,. ,.,, under this bead. n,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,. wore and coal dealers, a-r i and la-Its i-e been . will, the dealers, ti per year. ,,, M ,,. I raveling horse dealers. II per ,.,,, ,,. ,,,,,,. Till to return I'll, ale boarding . per ,,,,.,,. , ,,. , Slinks Hats nous.-,, , ,,. Bill ,,. motions public patronage t. be a- ,,, ,. ,.,, ,. ,,,,.;,. . ii,,,,. year, shops, one chair l per Row at which I mil at ally Coma Slid sis- me in the year, each additional chair We hear reports of i cm next to Miss Altos I Millinery store. cents. took Job printing offices, ft per place on lib. It stables. per year. pen- pie who there f j month. I the day then- were several who Tobacco buyers, nor year, I tilled up on whiskey. Traveling i before while a crowd day. gathered iii the store of Mr N x i j i.-J Real estate dealers. per Davenport, some of the Minstrel troupes and I heal res, went to the door and la-gnu showing in oilier than licensed in the store. Constable It. . was very satisfactory and I still have a good J of those ; choice left. Furnishings, u n nu I -lore. halls, per per u not her while man and ion x . was J i CM per day. This logo in An Is being to I W capture leaders in the i list S VII Mr g m I Merry go -rounds, per house- or balls used as opera house. per year. Inhibitions of wax works or . , ,. and W. a raid on III,,,,. ., B. WHITE. R .,.,.,, . . , in a i Merchandise brokers, . per i . J I captured two illicit suits tin j -1 gallons v each. a. of bonds .,. , ,;,,. .,,, future contracts, per year. of ,,. n m The oilier nib-1 j. i of special taxation Was de- Both There. Alex went to Henderson Tuesday evening the Red today . and the Bough and lire com panics had a match contest and both about even. The Red Hawks placed their hand en- near the cistern and Hough plant their truck around on reel. The then scattered and at a given signal they were to rush to their respective and see who could reach the engine house and gel water on lop of When the gong sounded there was some lively hustling in just three minutes companies had water on lop of the house. There was not a second of time between them. Taking a Vacation. Wednesday evening a number children from Asylum were on the train going hi along the road to u vacation among relatives at their former This will lie quite a rec for the little folks. Wiley Brown returned last eve from Miss May Harvey returned hi evening. Clifford sun of J. C. Tyson is quite sick with fever. W. M. of came in last evening from Baltimore. N. M. to Bethel tins morning to attend the District Conference. II. M. who has accepted a position It. in Washington spent the day here Miss I Harper, who has visiting the family of I,. A. Carr. returned to her home in i evening. Mix. D. C. Moore son, Thomas, went this lo visit II lends attend the District Conference. Miss Warren, of in on the morning train from a trip to Morehead. Maggie of Hill, home for a visit. red to next meet w. A. Bright granted lo retail flues Some of the less makers employ such cheap work- and make their ill titling that they put loops on th Freight. tie together with wire A has the barn. We years in placed oil the for II and our- have lo tied ill barn; but. of course, we loop- t if you want You will us ills Pleat Case. Mayor Move hid bis case I'm- trial morn j lug. liar and Will Daniel were be lore hi in on a charging them an . said that were mil lighting all but were only playing, and th. case was dismissed. portion of this road I rain will curry passengers mil f , . r y of August. The F f is oil only Ki list oil and where we an-busy making Flues Till u. Bicycles, Pistols Sit S. . CO. W Sampson ha been lighting the -ea San lingo over the kissing have kept the memory green. It III Man tome flt I An p x c t n n t mint SN, MOTHER'S V FRIEND in Hi- W BUS, . and i sell . i i as- la i V l-l lo .,,. ll , , II Ill VI- p Mia ANNOUNCEMENT.- t ; I the entire Interest K. Move in the S; ft I s Hole f P I . am also in to handle the clop g; I'm and counties inure money than any other g; . . . warehouseman In Carolina. a Mi i -tin country with drummers this sea- -on shall in a out of every customer by I I M P ON in the high in ices. So when i , M graded to .-I. its FORBES, PLANTERS MONEY IS NO Sole Owner Proprietor PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.

mm Book Store Has on hand a full supply of The Standard Bottles Ml Never spill when turned over EDUCATIONAL. RIDGE INSTITUTE. Aisle Carolina, i . i I Superior i I Proceeding l. A. i Petition lo -.-11 land lo v s. Lovely . Way in, ill.,. B. Samuel It appearing in proceeding minim it lo of ilia I B. Cox. Km urn Cox Samuel time ill.-above named an residents of the Stale of North The i. ii Kilting School in Hie Month, Commercial. students last year. North Weal of I pi Region, feet sea level. chain ; ii Track Athletics for many preparatory schools, Terms reasonable, considering facilities annual session August I'm J. A. M. H. Holt NOTICE. the power in me rested, n appointed in Ho. Special IV nil lag Docket Ho. S, entitled M. by bin next friend Thomas II. forte, I will sell iii public sale the Court House door in in Monday the day of June at o'clock noon. all pine, cypress an twelve in at the bate when may lie cut, together with privilege of veal's within which In re limber, and also usual rights of way appertaining to same for the removal of mid tub- Carolina, after due now standing grow up cannot lie within the Mate; of land in and it further, in like manner Township, Till County, peering a cause of action ex- North Carolina, tract I lets in favor of the plaintiff and ling the lands Bits. against the defendants Dixon, Charles Dixon W reaped to situated in others bounded us fol X------ i. per bottle- c Wire stand cents. When you want STATIONERY n-w a cal. You may never but Should you ever want JOB PR Mai opens day. September mil. I. ill jest i in the l Hi p. in H fur mi i . . worn- admitted in nil classes. Head I'm i to N I mi. r THE OF II. C. Widest and In ii- history . Students IDA- Academic i m II r. i . I'm mill in in Med- in New . W Works, Splendid l Ii ., I. l ii-. . Classes open to women. a Board a month. Ample opportunity sell-help. Scholarships and Loans for the Free teachers. Summer School Teachers. Instructor, students. Total in km i Hill. N i . Tin No ma and Wm literary, education and Annul ex residents I lie Stale 1.30. of HO member. More than regular Ila about representing in State except one. Observation School of pupils. To secure in all should be 1-1 State and that said Chas, It. Cox, Cox Samuel Cox are panics Ii is ordered t pub- made in Tim i a newspaper publish- at N. for the I said lo appear in the of i Hoe of I lie Clerk n the Superior Court I'm county, In town X. . of July, 1899, and an or demur lo and complaint or will begin for the relief ad in the I lone at N. c ibis 22nd day of May, l. Skinner r. s. c, t the big a stake DIRECTORY. every Sun and evening. Prayer meeting evening. Rev. X. pastor. Sunday . W K. Rev. J. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school p, m. J. R. Moore regular services. a. m. Divine service sermon every evening. Ev- mill Litany Fridays at A. M Rev. I. A. Minister in Charge. ever Baa- day, hum Pray- Rev. A. pastor. running a weal a. m. C i. to W. C. Dixon line, a tn a knoll LODGES rainier mi Tar Kiln lied, run nearly a ODIUM I to a box pint, corner, a course to Sweet branch, then doe n Long branch to the Dixon wife to other III I'm i X. C. N. C. Due of the best female in South, the in given. Si-nil JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A. virtue of the Legislature Cairo. Una, entitled lo for town town ship of Pitt North ratified the day of in of laws governing elect ions, Board of Commissioners of Pitt count do hereby give notice there will be held on die in August, 1899, at the polling place in fin Dixon book I page reference is made. oilier tract, of w. C. Dixon, John follows at pine in John line a corner between M. Dixon and W, C. run in a westerly direction with a with the brunch M. Dixon W. c. Dixon lo beginning containing about acres more or Terms of Bale rash. Win. II. X. U May 1890. tin Monday, the of An gust, A. D., 1899, I will sell the House door In to highest bidder one A. A. at. Lodge, So. meets and third Honda evening. H. w. M. J. at. F. Covenant evening. D. D. N. i. lodges, Bea. K. of P. Tar River No. 9.1. every Friday evening. J. L. Fleming, O. O.; S. C. K. R. It. Vance Council, mini, every even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sis-. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O, O. F. hull. A. i A. O. Council, ii, meets every lint and nights in Ibid Fellows I Hall. Gardner Worthy Chief; Smith, Sec. Conclave No. III. meets every second and fourth Monday in Odd lows Hall. W. It. Wilson place in , j contain election upon the one hundred and I question of a follow in . in lull in,, a I low on North Content. Give us a call. Visiting Card TO Full Sheet Poster, The Daily Reflector the home news the small price a month. Are you ii It not, you ho. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEEK Is only a year the news every week, to the tobacco, worth many times than price. PRESS. WHO WANTS IT SPEAK QUICK. i ii recently i i- I in in- ii inn- ii i ill lo sold i re is a on r i a column i Ii I u . I . ii i Sm I. Hi i i i an I N ii j can I'm i I n i for a -i i r ii-. body ii in i in-, in, taken from the case a ii i hi-. i i how well ii II II Small of which there is I pair 1.1- In ii hi i .- i ; ii el Ii II L . tin i us w I pan i -.- this . . ii U i and it b . type ii It . Them as b retail It ii i . i ii . that i i. ii I'll th OF sol III i ii cut III I'll II i . . i I'M . iv. I. M . . . M I i . Ar Kl . I . I . m urn . i nil n i K i A M II i . . i i u ii u in ii- in I'M HI f- i. I'M I'M u t HUM. I. I . in- . Will . A III I I H ,. , I , . . A M A M f M i. i,. A K . I I II. U . ItS . M ml r n a it M M I'M ls t id . i; . l M I u v.,. I U . . II III. t w. i. I. I In- I I- II II IV . I wit Nun I-I . II ,. I, -ii While I i. ii in Trillion s. Hi I. I II in. hp- r. I us hi iv i tn i in ii a ii .- .- SI in. until 1.1 a I u hi. l m it it Iii- in. v Train . it ,, ii . m. IT,. ; in i in , . , in . -m. It ill am M .-IN C I., ii I . , I sin,,.,, r. . in. . In. M nit . I in i. tn I. i-in spring I. a i in II. am Sr. MM . in III. i. .-i. Train . . n h kiln ii in. .-i in an Hooks Mill In- ill lie iii elect ion conducted in with lie All are In of a shall or printed words to vote a u t m the of the of of Pitt made Ibis T. It. Clerk. of an order of the Clerk of the Superior Court Pitt count made in ease of John Mel Met Annie others, heirs law, Ad will sell be fore the House door In the Till August, or parcel of land in the count and in v m toe and know n in the division of the lands of Lot No. Benin a stake on Iii corner of Lot No. T runs S- t i a on thence down said Creek to a line X. V. a Sassafras on the old hedgerow, thence with aid hedgerow Road poles -h to an of due Lot No. it, r acres, more or JACOB ii. creek, adjoining the lands of Slurp Jacob and crook, containing out hundred and more or lands being the to said It. Ives the last will of Ives lo the life estate oil Marx II. Ives lo satisfy an . in mi against It II. which has bean levied on mid land of mid It. II. Ives. Thin Till day of June, 1890. M. Sheriff. Having received a lot of new and a general of tanned floods, I am now In good shape lo sell . W , I dally. Cheap. II. M. T. M. I will do well to seams before buying, All delivered an abort notice, Free of Charge Prevention better than cure. only cure, but if taken in lime will prevent Sick biliousness, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. f k , Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. p I i Points I all lo give call. On Monday at day August, A. I House in the of elite bidder for one tract laud in Pitt con ed as Situated la township at mouth of a slough on Tar river Alfred and runs his weal In a on mill another of Bald mill to a -lake north east poles to two on the river Lank . n slid liver SI p, i- to or I allotted In A. A. Forbes, Jr., in the ion of the lands in my hands for collection T has levied on -aid as I he said T. Slam this I Mm. Mi the power of contained in a certain delivered by and wife. Battle Lewis to . Webb on the of February 1888, and duly recorded In the Register of Deeds office Pill in Book N I. IS, II and IS, the will to public sale, before House door cash, to the highest bidder. the 1st day of July, 1890, the following real property, to Lying iii the of Pitt and in township, adjoining lands of Jason Cornelius and others, and known as the lot I let tic Lewis drew in the division of the lauds of Luther Joyner, containing thirty- nine acres more or less, lo satisfy Mortgage Deed. This day of June 1800. W. O. It. V. TO TAX PA V is given the Board of of will neat at their on Jo of July, for purpose of revising the tax list and valuation of property re- ported to them. All . Jesting to tin- of their will la- then heard. Any person who has failed to for upon plication at that time will ho lowed to list same. order the of Alder men of D. J. Clerk. The Move, a m in the Warehouse, on day of ISM, dis- solved interest of I. A. Move in All hull-Mill I., are lo make In I Ha Forbes. ti For mi-. K. A. This day of July, Second Hand Bought and Commission. Cast off mi In lo WE CLEAN ADO PRESS SUITS FOR W lo loot. M t MM k um mm m mm, i N. C. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamers leave Washington on Mondays, Fri- days at U A. H. for water permitting, leave at A A. M., A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours de- on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York and ton, and for all for the West with Norfolk. Shippers order freight by the Old S. S. Co. from Clyde from I lay Line from Baltimore; and Line from X. Washington, N. C. J. N. C. J. B. COREY, IX OF I can now I, in the store by J. W. Crown. COM TO SEE ME. J. B. FOR The Eastern Reflector U. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday -AT- XVIII. PITT c. FRIDAY, JULY NO Troubles of The Cigarette Trust. or of the trust, lo have Is en driving u rein A of the American To- Company, referring to There have been LETTER. I it i. Washington. D. C, j ll -reins that Mr. is going into business of Senator- I making, notwithstanding the ill-. After years of it lo look though T. ll. wen- lo win the great of his life. Wall Si mm more and rumors of the that Mr. Duke ., of will, tight rein. for them have charged cent, be me of Mr. Duke's were ex s,. to and from certain of some of the L, ,.,. that n,,.,.,.;,,. Presidents who Assistant smile say nothing, tilt u ill not down. arbitrary. Other That there have been Important graver differences, of which I from the directorship j feel of the known the American not denied, for they are Thai these resignations Wall Street insists, the alleged re- by many as of of one of the great in the world. Wholesale of a rival trust reports of internecine suggest one of the oldest boldest of the trusts la to break up. And while all this Is going on the shrewd old D. ll. quietly alien bis term will el pin-. Of nil brunches of Ibis ad War is from which u date for anything l- democrats of already had excellent chances for a friends, but one who would be at- . tractive must keep her health If, legislature, and s sue she is weak, sickly all ought to. doubtless she will lie in Will, Mr. for hie. If she has i pal ion -r kidney her Impure Monti New York Journal. BIGHT TO The Woman who is lovely in form and temper will always have Assistant Secretary of Wat a- for the Senate. The latest gossip in Washington has it the Alger mix . up is the personal work of Mr. and will pimples, skin and a wretched complex- ion. Electric Bitten is the beat medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to the blood, gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, vets skin, rich complexion, it ii. H Is but closely signs of collapse of, of a run-down invalid. p, help Alger defeat Sen i the Unit for years aimed to drive him from the Held he would not yield In its demands. While such men Pierre and D. l. and Keller ere leaving desks getting ring warn against the break-neck gait and rush in sun certain The THE FRIENDLY TIP. Kind friends take look W the volume I you Mi- ll is We've pared its pages and o'er. To ii we clip A cheering word for customers, Who v. mil ii friendly t of nil seasons of year, em- we like; In nil many months, Great you can strike. Don't pays our store, or you'll regret, As i eel ll Wt nailing for all, T give a friendly lip Our counters piled la good-. mill Our shelves In I one in nil. come I your elm mi -slip. And us ii pi we will give all a friendly lip lip Alger Men i I, provided, that republicans can elect a inn-. Only cents at L. ,,. Drug store. one mi I all. for We c i lie u.- So . is the country with of tobacco cigarettes, made by a From every highway byway, from every fence and bill- I ion rd. a sign stares the monopoly men in the face. his time and just kept lighting quietly, but for ten years. would appear that his time has come. In his light he has la-en seconded by public the sent mien that revolted against the the clique over so and industry as the cigar- and plug tobacco trade has be come in this country of smokers. Duke and and t he her great came Jo Slow. We don't mean by that age laziness, or inaction, as the snail's pace, we do mean to break-neck daily papers bring n- daily f sudden collapse of people who rush through life like they were going to a lire. The cry of la repeated day by day. and no matter what the response cry la again uttered, n would be well if the men of this age would that it is not necessary In In- very rich. owe no is glorious, but beyond that we need not want to go. The head with a crown on it is not only The burden- ed man sluggers beneath the op- load, and when be falls in next Michigan very important proviso, by way. la view of what Al has done to the ml this seems an astonishing sort those who have closely followed various political deals from the spring of to the present time find it difficult to be astonished at anything. Accord- to this story, may or may not Is-true, Alger has in convincing Mr. that all of the attacks Oil Al- have in reality i please, in- in II bring delight to every heart. A smile in I in, ii I. is in it us This i- our friendly lip down, bis also Dial some of the House wen to give hint a divine title, if he agree to give the they I Mir pi those who thought him of sterner stuff, by exhibiting his soreness, mi his ruin Wins from San for Manila, on be will not re in In- buck by lie. new of expansion A. M. i is in mi of Liberia by Slates, lie Mr. LIFE, to and healthy, have Potash Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen. essential elements arc to plants, what bread, meat and arc to man. Crops flourish on soils well supplied with Potash. how la buy and apply . , arc free lo all. KALI WORKS. u j New We publish the following from the of the Hint since we bail Asia, we might well lake a slice of s. of Person is here bull , talk with on the great importance of having tobacco at i null oilier eastern markets, Thai Hon. John facilities, so that being pushed forward his can be bought from last and is a I'm .,,.,. will keep Liberia Idea doesn't I. enthuse expansionists. They ii nil right lo annex the sad bill on black Everything in tucks mi entire administration, that unless Alger can the struggle, for a better name the doctors call it What is victory worth which lo fail Sixty together in and proposed heart miles an hour la too fast, and yet they arc arranging schedules for control the cigarette and plug to- trade was offered a share in the He re- the oiler assumed the aspect of a threat and the refusal became a The Trust of- the tempting bait of economy in advertising. With no going. Start to the depot in time to catch the train at an easy gait, and avoid inducing by means of a rush. up a little earlier in the morning and don't lose your breath going to in- by an election lo Senate all these charges will be placed against the ad- ministration by history, it is plain the support of Alger administration will be an act of treachery to Senators and both of whom have been 1st ration men, but treachery to friends has long beau a Manna specialty, administration Sena- tors will not be badly needed ring the remainder of term Bl they were when beans were short of a majority in the Senate. Democrats arc citing the case with He most serious portion Take time to write AT REDUCED PRICES. J. B. CHERRY CO. surprise those ho give hi in for knowing how to bold on to i good thing be has it. t- ; There is u hitch somewhere in the running expenses could eliminated, they argued. said Then the screws were put on. ll was thought that the task of wiping this recalcitrant one out of existence would be easy, bat went along and fought valiantly. is still a in the tobacco industry. Mis goods are known in every corner where is used. What of the Tobacco Trust Pierre president Company of Jersey City, resigned bis office a week ago. Report had it he had resigned as treasurer of the Continental To Company, which controls the P. Company. George D, auditor of the i followed, lie was also the former secretary and treasurer Pierre Company. Two other resignations wen- of Harrison I. of St. Louis, ii e of and a ill ill the Continental Company, that of of Ky., formerly secretary of t he The storm is raging eh nth around James It. Duke, the found plainly -n the printer and the Fourth July meeting, which it had beau understood was to Ignore understand what yon do; write. Take time lo look over your little debts, and not too much time in paying them. Take time to think of your fellow man, the golden rule; and mil to time in discussing his short evil rumors. Take lime to eat and escape I lie cruel slavery of all Take time to rest begin the day tired. Take time to read and as well as live. visit and so Will out the spirit. Take time for thinking so avoid blundering. tin slow, but onward, upwind, heavenward. A steady gait and you will --get a hop, skip and and you will lose breath, and doctors will say yam died of fail Baa. Salve. The hunt salve in the world for Cuts. Sores, Sail Fever Sores, I red Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all positive end's Piles, or no in It is guaranteed to give perfect or money refunded. Price cents per box. For sale by L. Woolen. Mr. in ; In Alger op others ii us the arranged for the more than frantic efforts of Al giving of concessions for to retail Ids hold upon the sorts of franchises In Rico, War portfolio, ii was this week in political regard n that the War Depart-break in Mr. would probably not grant las inevitable, ll limy lie Al any concessions the island in however, who will go out. It advance of Congressional well known This would Secretaries tinge and Alger, aroused more public interest if very cordial, have not been known Mr. reached Is not I was almost not quite per- believed all of Ids right to promulgate a admitted knack of ion I code of laws for Rico in ad- iii keeping two men so I of action. In lo each other, in bis fact, It understood family. tinge I which its have winter if official life the of powerful interests he last year, re not on Ills by Mr. remaining in the I lie has press purpose of u never forgiven Mr. of laws for lithe ad for not the assumes the right lo legislation he advised in make laws for Rico it will his annual report, instead of mere- hardly leave the grouting of the lo cessions lo especially of Congress. Mr, when men to whom is under Huge considers himself obligations are after mid members of the ll has been us timid all of the new volunteer Mr. wishes above the lank of Captain are to remain In the regular Presidential election, one lieu any way, knows tenant are to be appointed from he retires then, it will bring volunteers from each slate, and a reduction in all second from the republican fund. large. The rank held during the war bi Hon. It. B, Render muddle ever since been by election as Speaker of Bryan gathering as an of the wonderful hold Col. has upon the rank of democratic men who east the votes, but do not attempt to engage candidate making. Thai meeting may prove a valuable object lesson lo those who now Imagine the possibility of prevent National Convention taring the will of the democratic party large. A New Mexican attended recent Bough Riders in that Territory has let a brand new Roosevelt oat bag. lie says that dot. told his old that a brigade Rough Riders would la- enlisted for the Philippines at he could command it, if be it ton-sign governor- -hip of New York to lake No in Washington had heard s word of all this until arrival of the gentlemen AMI New Mexico. It may be merely a product of the silly or it may line. bat if Oct. is willing to resign his present exalted position logo to Philippines, he will I of l for end ii was not positively known whether was done with or without Mr. con- Mil. he pub Ii. of follow as to his have not sought u mill do mil I regard myself as lo demand . inn I have friends who have urged my name in this connect ion, I run by indifferent. On contrary, I would regard nominal ion u vi high lion or, and If is tendered me, of myself an obligated light I can for the party. I do Ohio afford to refuse such u dis Mr. thinks ions in Ohio gives best have for some lime, u no man bus I limn he has, the of his he to conditions in every purl of state. A victory in Ohio vein. n corking good starter for Presidential campaign. of Virginia heartily endorses the suggestion, in paper, Senator be made Com if Senator health should prevent his tin- Mr. mil to any I mint to Senator his preeminent for is one of i-e-l I managers in the whole mid it In i nil be II to ml us will and . who cunts ii. lo make no mis lakes In campaign before Roosevelt is now posing ii military expert. He says Mr. I'm him to eon -nil him in Hi it and regiments which tor the ll i- more likely m Washington in eh Danville, is now- seeking to not the Richmond and Petersburg trade, also that of North Carolina. The tobacco belt ill the is playing out and the great for the grow th of line leaf passing Into eastern North Carolina, numbers of from North Carolina sections has an i.-m been to arc now going lo eastern North Carolina to make Getting out of Beaten Paths. nil inns of life I here men who cling with tenacity to old in nil things. They have codes manners lo adhere without lion. Iii business world there are some such mortals, and some achieve but they stagnate, and never leave worn rills in which they have so long moved. On the oilier ha ml. I here merchants who do not permit themselves to la. re- strained by n hidebound Careful not to accept mere novelties as Improvements, they adopt nil proper methods make for program, and recognize in advertising the mightiest lever by lo extend i heir business secure more Record. Four hundred are be- lie cl lo have been in the Moods in Texas. The monetary loss at fifteen millions of dollars, about millions of which is the cotton crop. A families, well lo do a few days ago, are now penniless. I. I. I denial that he made a deal House a certainty, he has with saying that constantly referred lo us merely lo support lieu he mine to v for the Senate be-j Washington several days ago, cause bis dislike up, which, by the Later Alger denied was the most n one of sonic soil. suit of thing la regarded by the of the story told in Washington I few days ago, made by any Individual under Hie present administration, lie found t It ii t nil officials from Mr. cure Many golden have been lost those who suffer from rheumatism. now the will at Law. N. C. Kill .- for ill i f. Civil mil . t SURVEYS FOR mil SEWERAGE AND WATER POWER. A Mills It. Bare, AT LAW, N. H, L. N. p. I v and over J. I. Sons

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